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Next-Generation Aviation Safety: System-of-Systems Safety Concept Unveiled

Puckapunyal · Puckapunyal

Next-Generation Aviation Safety: System-of-Systems Safety Concept Unveiled

A new safety concept based on the system-of-systems (SoS) perspective is proposed in a recent review paper published in Engineering, aiming to address the challenges of future civil aviation transportation system (CATS) safety management.See the Story

5 disasters that changed engineering in Australia forever

Infrastructure · Australia

5 disasters that changed engineering in Australia forever

These catastrophes didn’t just change lives. They changed how engineers design for wind, water, fire and failure.Engineering rarely makes headlines for the lives it saves. But in the wake of disaster, its impact is often written into every reform, standard and safer structure that follows.Across Australia, major catastrophes have acted as pressure points for change, forcing the profession to confront its blind spots and raise the bar.The above v…Read Article

4 cutting-edge breakthroughs in engineering and technology

Innovation · Queensland

4 cutting-edge breakthroughs in engineering and technology

When it comes to pioneering innovation, a programmable beetle and a clay-based cement supplement are just the tip of the engineering iceberg.Technological innovations from engineers are achieving massive impacts. Here are just four of the latest engineering breakthroughs putting local innovation on the global map.1. Cyborg beetleDarkling beetles have been fitted with microchip backpacks and controlled by engineers at the University of Queensland…Read Article

Nature-inspired strategies for building more resilient infrastructure

Engineers are turning to nature’s time-tested processes to construct infrastructure that adapts to stress and emerges stronger after disturbance.Some of the most recent innovative advances in engineering have taken their cues from the natural world – from high-rise towers that flex like coastal trees to bullet trains shaped like kingfisher beaks.But it’s also through disruption that nature’s ingenuity is forged, revealing design lessons in resil…Infrastructure · North Stradbroke Island Read Article

Safety and certainty: How Modus engineers smarter with Bluebeam

SPONSORED At traffic and transport engineering firm Modus, risk mitigation, design precision, stakeholder communication and budget management are all boosted by the integration of Bluebeam Revu.In the traffic and transport engineering space, success can often hinge on convincing clients to complete the right level of analysis and design early in the piece. It’s about getting the details right at th…Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

Instant-response batteries stabilise variable renewables

SPONSORED Charging in minutes, aluminium-ion packs buffer cloud-cover dips and wind lulls to maintain rock-steady electricity for critical infrastructure.Almost half (46 per cent) of Australian businesses use some form of renewable energy. Although this can help to reduce overhead or operational costs, and help businesses reach decarbonisation goals – renewable energy source…Australia · Australia Read Article

The Architecture of Rewilding: Designing for Ecosystem Recovery

NDSM Lusthof / Studio Ossidiana. Image Courtesy of Studio Ossidiana, Riccardo de Vecchi As climate instability reshapes design priorities, architecture is increasingly drawn into ecological debates not as a spectator but as a participant. Among the concepts gaining traction is rewilding, a practice rooted in the restoration of self-sustaining ecosystems through the reintroduction of biodiversity, the removal of barriers, and the rebalancing of h…Environment · Queensland See the Story

Flat-pack homes promise stronger builds for Australian construction

Why wait months for a home when you can have one in days? This high-tech building system reimagines residential construction with prefabricated elements that lock together for a faster, stronger build. Story by Chloe HavaAustralia is in the middle of an unprecedented housing shortage crisis. Our growing population, along with domestic and international investment, has driven strong demand for housing and pushed prices sky high. Ne…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

“The right thing to do”: Meet the construction company intent on Indigenous community engagement

This NAIDOC Week, create examines the importance of engineers collaborating with Indigenous communities when working on construction projects.When Marc Kenney, Managing Director of construction engineering firm Mettle, takes on a new project – a shopping centre refurbishment, a heritage building redevelopment – he often finds himself calling up James Alley.Alley is Director of AJA Solutions, a consultancy that helps businesses strengthen their c…Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

Where should engineering take bigger risks?

Three experts answer the following hypothetical: Where do you wish engineering would take bigger risks?Liza Maimone FIEAust CPEng EngExecI believe the idea of risk management itself needs to evolve. Engineering needs to embrace a more dynamic, forward-thinking approach to risk – moving away from static, one-off assessments and toward continuous, iterative cycles of learning.Emerging technologies such as AI and machine learning offer powerful too…Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

Going to market: how engineers’ bright ideas can have big impact

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